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Telegram-herald., 1887-12-07

To the Editor OF the TELEGRAN-HERALD:
We have noted in one or two papers n
card signed by the Salesmen's Assembly of
this city. referring to the Globe Tea Com
pany's business at IS Canalst. These
statesmen refer 20 our institution as a
gin enterprise We believe. Mr. Editor,
that souvenirs of gold watches. genuine
diamond earrings, and finger rings are
quite as acceptable 10 our customers as COM
mon chromos or cheap glassware. We do
not run gilt enterprise. although many
regular stores or shops in this city do. We
have our own methods OF advertising an d
sell cans of choice eoffes and tea with their
contents. As to whether our customers do
receive genuine gold watches and diamonds
We refer the puolic 10 another column of
ths TELEsEAN HERALD, where appear the
names aud addresses of we'll known citizens
who have patronized Us and received these
valuable articles.
GLOBE TEA COMPANY,
4S Canai-st.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-07

When . business man insinsates that bis
neiznoor selis shOady goods. watch hims
be needs lt- But Il yoa want more than
value for your money come straight 70
No. Is Cana At. and bay the very best goods
snosn - the trade al your own pr.ces.
Call Tor anything you want and it vii ee
offered ~ public auctioa "a the hlghess bid
der. Aod the old reliable leNeler. john =.
Homan. lzts " renoYed from No. LOO Aoa-
roo-s.. 10 10. IS Canal-st.. guarantees every
thing 60 te exactly as represented by the
auckioheer. n goods are misfepfesented
your money will De refunded.
@ s------
The following dispatches between the
Boston Store OF this city aud The Scotch
Syndicate House OF SorHlch. explains
itself.
Dec. s. 1857.
To A. Mitchell. Norwich. CT.
A glorious success. Crowd passing
through the wall cut through Foster.
Stevens & 10.
TEASKLA, JAHixsoS < Co.
Norwich. c.. to John Jameson
Telegram received. accepl our coBgraiu-
lstions on yoar grand success: hope il vii.
DC repeated tomorrow.
A. MITCHELL.
Grand Rapids. Dec. 9. 1857.
Crowd saually As large this afternoon, an
unqualified success.
IRASKLA, JAMESON & Co.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-07

Dc yea kaeN, Aarg. i eaes setpstiy
eea ese1 lsselss5 tlselss ta1 keftltf ias :
Afs. b Tell ~ aoaas Il u w4s s09sF-
laa frssaa ekfoaic seakness. 1 beileFea
Dysetf tAs naos< aahs<2g woman "a tbs
Sof.d. / lo9kel ten years oder tash
really was. sz1 / lelt tssDtF. Lie se<let
- have nothink IA it soxta living ter. II
have 81 peFlsacxd ca tsess - sto1ls my
sslL Hs. Vel. l ~s< saved az tie
slessnth hour ffom the ADMISSION ot =
aesd y asea skEsl8xr 70 tasak o. a ifsena
advised ms 70 take Dr. fleFess tssoFise
Prescription. 1 IA -. la sn in(rccie. 7
short tls=s | fsif ike new being fts
'fEescriptioz' eafsa nls. aud ! ose Or
ReFes . dsbt u graiiiQte shica can
never fsp2y.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-07

The will of the late Joseph T. Blackjack.
of Sparta, was filed yesterday in the Probate
Court In il no bequeaths the use of his
real and personal property to his wife,
Jeanette Blackjack, during her lifetime,
except certain personal property to his sou,
William J. Blackjack. After the death Of
his wife bis daughter. Mary Maskell. will
get 81. DO his daughter Elizabeth Knowl-
ton. $500. aud his granddaughter Florence
Field, so. and the balance will be given TO
bis son, William J. Blackjack. Lawson A.
Paine was appointed executor.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-07

Grover Cleveland Tent No. III Knights Of
Msccsbees, elected officers last evening as
a. follows sir Knisht Commander, Will
lam Echtsrnach; Sir knight Lieutenant
Commander. NJ Wolf Sir Knight Record
Keeper. William Lsndausr. Sir ksight
Finance Keeper. Joseph Schlumps Sir
Knight sargesnt, jacob Soesf. SIR Knight
Prslstc. Charles Eagsl Sir knisbt First
Master of Guards. August Sebsneicher. Sec
oud Master Of Guards. John Mantz. sem
tinel. ~. 0rousrt. Picket. George Rauser.
The tent = in q fouf1Sning condition and
is takiHg IN from two 10 four members every
review. At present there Is q surplus Of
over 500 IN the treasury.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-07

fomorros afternoon al extra matinee
will bs given at the Redmond Grsnd House
on which occasion a benefit Will DC tender
ell 20 the injured hremen and the tiremen' $
Fund Association one half of the gross
receipts Of the proceeds OF the entertainment
will be turned owes to The Fire Commission
ers for distribution. Marshal Lemoln, ia a
conversation with Mr.. Harry Williams. the
manager of the n. 3. Wood Company,
said.
You and Manager Garwooi are very
kind. indeed. and hope your efforts will
be rewarded. Tie benefit you propose is
for worthy and charitable project. and 4
shoaid meet With the hearty endorsement
OF our citizens"
The successful play Waits of New
YORK. with \. ). Wood in the star pars.
and the entire company aud novel scene
effects will be the attraction. Reserved
seats can be obtained al the oox Office OF
irom the members Of the Fire Department
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-07

Stiii the imuieuse crDwds co1rrsgste ~
he Csrext Manufacturers " sr SAFE esndncf-
ess bv NJ " A Hutchinson - IS Pearl
street. The seoss sold hY him are exaetly
tke saas quality e those kept By toe gen
ersl retail dssiears out kbe pricss <rsaf ly
decreased. Mr.. Hutchinson cffers snyone
tae privileges 81 haviox Ais K9ocis exsas iBe I
By anv Impartial c0ntsseseut iudge. and II
not rran8nrcei squsi to those purchased
ELSEWHERE veur nforey wiii es refande3
NJ Hue-hsnsru wi assxe regisiar trips -
~ Valley tsfy IN tfe future. and On hs
ret1fn each tilar wiii nskr Es>d al 9usr-
sctres xlvsu their pstr1ns tne prsvtsus v7sft.
r vi "a 10 harm - esl suc examiae his
st.sck ant corvince ycsirssif thas WAT ~e
.sv IS true. The lcsst:oo q the sac i .
Pearf-sf
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-07

On retiring from the Bridge st. House
Mrs. J. B. Britain desires TO tender her sin
cere and heartfelt thanks to the friends.
guests, and employees of the house for the
friendly interest, courtesy and kindness
with which they have ever treated her, aud
in saying farewell she will ever carry with
her grateful remembrance OF the many
happy, busy days spent in the Bridge ST.
House. And especialiy will the memory OF
the dining room girls ever be kept alive,
and all their many acts of kindness sy M
patby and devotion De cherished and re-
membeTed for all time 70 come. Mr. J. b..
Britain joins IN the expression OF the same
sentiments. MRS. J. Il. BRITAIN.
J. kRfTTAfy
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-07
Day woop FoR SAX.

In order to close up nay wood yard By
The frst day OF January / bavc concluded
"a sell good dry hard wood Of all lengths
Al wholesale prices. hll OF nay Old Gus
toners and dealers also can secure a bar
gain by calling Al once will sell IN small
or large lots ia the gard OF by tie car load
- It arrives. Tbs is the best chsnce you
viii have this year 70 get your wood at
ressonasle prices. Gail at once ct yard
corner Of Fourth and West Divisi0n-st.. or
telephone sf9f. T.. a.. kIxxET.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-07

What is more appropriate for a
Christmas Present than an article
which is not only useful but orDa-
mental to our homes? The BERkEN
& GAY Furniture Company has
full assortment of all kinds Of Fur
niture at pricesto suit the "IeaDest"
or the "fattest" purse.
II would call particular attention
to the large variety of CABINETS.
DESKS and FANCY CHAIRS: also
TABLES i'm wood. brass and iron.
II would be well for intending
purchasers to make their selections
early. DO not wait until few days
before Christmas. Selected goods
will be stored and delivered when
desired.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-07

The injunction suit that was 10 have been
heard In the Supreme Court yesterday will
not be heard until after the Fidelity Bank
case has been disposed OF. ID. Mccoy,
President Of the Edison Company. received
telegram yesterday stating that in all
probability the case would not be called
before December IS. The company are
patiently waiting the result and seem con-
hdent of a decisiCsn in their favor. In the
meantime tue work il still going on. The
engine and boiler beds are being put In a.
the WORKS and buildings that are being con-
structed are being wired.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-07

The annual election ot officers II Chap
lain Post g. A. +. will occur on Friday eve
nex-.
The social party that vas 10 have been
given on Saturday evening last for the hen
sst Of tha rslisf fund of Chaplain Post was
postponed for two weeks en- sccoaat Of the
wssther
Al 3. A. r. men IN the city are invited
- meet A. Chsmpiaia Pos ball West Bridge
street ThurSiav morning a. 4. n. % at
tend ths finsral Of Capt. Bsrroth, late Cap
tain 81 Go. r. 3lsf Mich. Infantry.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-07
h the Tower Crazy ?
UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY:
"rHE OVERLAND ROUTE"
The Only Line Carrying the Uniisd state
Overland Mails.

Commencing Sunday. Dec. 4. baggage
will be checked through from eastern points
10 Pacific Coast, and through sleepers run
on all trains between Council Bluffs Omaha
san Francisco and los Angeles; also be
tween Kansas CITY and Ogden on ''fd h
OVERLAND FLYER" saViiig 0ae diy TO ali
California aud Oregon points. running from
Missouri ri er To the Pacific Coast IN II
hours Elegant coaches on all through
trains. Eating houses under supervision of
the company and meals furnished by Pa
clue Hotel Company, unsurpassed. la COM
plying witn the wish oi our patrons night
trains between Omaha. Council Bluffs and
Kansas City have been changed u day
trains. Chair cars TO Beatrice free of charge.
Third class passengers carried on regular
through trains running free family sleeper.
To accommodate increased suburban bus
mess eIira ears are attached 20 20 6:3O a. m
and $50 p. m. traius between Omahs and
South Omaha 70 carry packing house en-
ployes. For further Information address.
J. s. rEsBErs.
General Passenger and Ticket agent,
OMAHA NEB.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-07

Winchester's Hypophosphite of Lime
and Soda will promptly and radically cure
Consumption. and absolutely prevent its
development ia all cases of predisposition
or threatened attack. For weak Lungs,
Chronic Bronchitis. Dyspepsia or Indi-
gestion. General Debility, Nervous Prostra-
ton, Loss OF Vigor and Appetite. aud all
diseases arising from Poverty OF the Blood,
being unequsllei as VitaliziDg Tonic, and
Brain. Nerve aud Blood Food. To be pro-
cured AZ AL prugZisfs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-07

tral Social Club were fled yesterday with
the County Clerk Ninsteen signatures are
attached % the document As members ofths
new club. It will be located in this city
and the purpose OF the association shall be
to promote social Intercourse among its
members. and 70 provide tor them the coa-
rsnlerre OF a clnb house
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-07
HoLrpAy TICKETS.

The d., G.. ii. & 81. announce the follow
ing arrangement Tor half-fare excursions.
Christmas tickets will be on SAFE Dec. "A,
% and 90, coed To return up to and inc!ud-
ing Jan. 3rd, 1883.
Nes Years tickets will be on sale Dec
3isl Jan. lst and Ind. good TO return up TO
aud including Jan. 3rd, 1888.
Special tickets will be sold on above dates
70 nil Canadian points west of and including
Toronto. Suspension Bridge, Buffalo, OF
single iare for the round trip.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-07

The ladies of the Universslist Society will
bold fair in the Royal Areanum Hall on
Tuesday and "Wednesday. afternoon and
evening. December 8 and Z. There will
be.
A Fancy Work Department;
A Stall for Useful Articles.
A Candy Kitchen.
An Art Gallery.
A New England Supper each evening.
besides refreshments. Admission. free
All donated articles should be brought to
the ball by TUESDAY morning.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-07

To sao~ ear xoo3 fAifa Tlsh every pr9zs-
ise - nsaxe 80 tie p1niie sa89 ar .s3T
ieei N any xzT as sslisa@5 wIta her pars
chasss sna hrinz shen bsek IN g53t orisr
we ehat - p.ezse3 - ekcassgs s8nas 80
refaad tie raoaeT psi8
TzAvKfk. TawrKsox & co.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-07

soras people have tobogxan siides. others
tnsnksz1ving di8ae-s - te$ir sh9w wa
dcvs. but TIE pops ara j. Desientazssr
kssps wat vi plsass You bess--sonls-
thing most eiezant g. at IL tne asn, oyster
aad game lne, his l0catioa = III Monroe
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-07

TIE question 81 ooaasag ths ely fos
ses0 GO - increase tas pfessaf -aisr
facllfllss SO easily defsa1ss - ths pgiis
yesterday - the fs1sskAs axnAI1 pie-
distsd thas st woa,4 bs. fhsrs ssrs
taf 4Tgs ezsz * thsn l.sit ~ess no
snd SO syss.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-07

7 = particularly rsQu-ste3 that al per
sons nos Immediately interested in the
dancing for the kirmess xill aOt attend the
rsbearSals
fy order OF tie Fzecnflva Committee
NRs. q X 3oHNsov
Nns. iHks 81 PEEzFxs
MRs. DA FkR
Ma. r. p CarKcH.
Mss. p r. Z. PEfRcr.
Ms. III kakYFr
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-07
A Pm " Tlas. SAVE NlsEl

Dr. Pierce's pleasant Porxaliys Pellets art
preventive as veil as curative. few oi
these Little Giants" taken st ths Tighl
time, with little expense and no inoonven-
ieuce. will accomplish what many dollars
and much saerlaee OF time will tail TO DO
after Disease once holds you with his iron
grasp. Constipation relieved. the Liver
regulated. the Blood purified. will foftisy
AGAINST levers aud all contagious disease.
Persons intending travel. changing diet,
water aud climaie, will find invaluable n
Pierce's Pleasant Purgstiye Pellets. L.
yials convenient 10 carry.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-07

TIE "Fisxen o'clsck Tssst Ct the r r
, Flks - Knows all over the world Ifs
,enfirne1f = geausne sBd j. c. Sullivan &
- tee vel knoxn cigar manufactarers 81
7efruis hare aenef their ls1esf and 5est
.r-nf The Els~er . clock Fo-ex-' ber
60 ~ 81 s~a aesier>
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-07
OUR MARKET REPORTS.
Quotations sY wire-Ths Crane
Fsapsos a2rssss


hee- s. ahee1-ofene3 ssaie io.cs ana
heavy utzh fairy aetlss ts1ei1tss Ao req
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tefa e csettl21 AID - = p@ff. slxsa acst
eka. spos. elassse f1tsIfea g. .asf -
ferx~t tsta. ASs ntr4s fisss4L-t CO
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bat.eF~fi irlu aad ~ tar e s4cs.. aostsTs. -
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Telegram-herald., 1887-12-07

In the forenoon of thy life secure a home
and you can do no better than to buy OF l..
5. Proyin, L0veLt's block. opposite Sweets.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-07

F,pa's e-ssx .. .fsis ts~ ssIv.tssa Army
r~rs sbaat % institnts he nsw oovan
I,a-e. = prominent naeraber rad 8rsssef ar
A. hc-,e md was s5oat e. lesve the honse
wh-n his little too. .ear- r-ols daughter
crie,i cut
~Isok. rsnrss. psps i ssins b Join the
Salvstion army
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-07

Dec. S--Whe4t 1 Nane - Nc. red
gasa sna Dec<snter. sc. ikausry, - fslfa
afy = t1c Aay ~ -
A2fE~tC.
o4s-Ae. :. 81. go 2 shlse. sfs,e
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-07

Capt r. RArroth. formegly 81 company
K. rvsnty.frss Michigan fnlsntry. died
yesterday az cancer Of he throat from
which he bal been s1ifesinx for about =
yesr The fnnerai ga oe acid tomorrow
a. i0 oclock snd vii os conducted under
tae direction II Chsnpiin Post. 2. A *
The remains vii be Suriet a. Green wood
csrneterv IN the g. A. r. lst Veterans
generally sre invitet - attend the fanersi.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-07

L. T. Kinney is selling wood at whole
sale prices. Read his al. in another col
umn.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-07
Y. 5. SMITH 6 CO., Jewellers,
I DETROIT, AUTuxs OF 1887.
4 les Woodward Avenue.

MESsRS. NJ. =. SMITH & co.
affer to the public for the Autumn and
Holiday Season of 1887, an unusual
collection OF choice artistic Foreign
Wares and Gems, the selections Of a
member of their house made during the
past summer in the European Mar
kofs, embracing Porcelain and Faiencc
wares from the leading English and
Continental potteries and art produc-
tions In Glassware; Gems In Dia-
monds, Pearls, and the COfOrcd
stones; Fine Mantel aud Hall Clocks !;
Classic Bronzes and Choice Brica brac.
The collection Is the largest ever shown
By them. and having been imported direct.
and containing as II does the latest desir.
eble novelties. Il is claimed that IL offers
superior advantages TO purchasers. both as
10 price and variety.
In Watches of American and
Swiss manufacture, and Ia Sterling
silverwa are and Fashionable
&c sgciry, their collection Is full and
cb ice.
N. B.-M. r. SMITH a. co. are
tie authorized sole agents in Michigan for
the fne WatcheJ of Patck, PHILIPPE
d Co.. of Geneva, and for Detroit Of
thc Sterling Silverware OF the GOrham
CO, of Providence. X /.
They also maintain afirst-class Optical
department. Visitors 10 Detroit are invited
TO an inspection.
Goods sent on approval correspondence
collected, strictly one price.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-07

WAsHisaros. Dec slightly colder
~ish Bght saox nght - fssah. varlaols
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-07

Tkss ~sst you csn gst frssa ard ace 81
DefLea Ia er's. IL Nonroes&
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-07

". Leonard Sons & Co.'S stores. - and 81
Monroe-s will be open Wednesday even.
ing OF this week and also Wednesdsl
evening next weck.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-07
CARD or THANKS.

60 TO Kinney's yard aud see how he is
selling wood. He beats them all.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-07

Dec szN Nheas-Skats easter Cash. 70 e
Jsna<ry. 1l1se Asy. sfis
Cora firm Cash. sst.c. January, ~ g
Asy. So. Is.
Nos6y-sl %
Pork -Lossf. January. sll65 Nay SD e7S.
Lard Liver. Nlah. sA93. JsnGal.. si,ssl !.
Nay. Fly
tges -zitg23
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-07

r al so-cslied rsuneSes lave failed. Dr.
ssss SA<zns R<neiy cures.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-11-23
IncendiarV Fires.

ST. LOUIS, November 22-Within the
last month the number of fires in this
city has been unprecedented, and con.
siderable alarm has been felt, as there
were no apparent causes for the blazes.
1t was generally concluded that most of
them we're incendiary, however. A sharp
lookout resulted in the arrest of Henry
Vollmer, Frank Hemfeld and Guy DID
bell. during a fire in ShuIenburg &
Boeckler's, lumber yard, One of the
men made a confession to-day, impli-
eating the others, and it is said indi-
eating that they have been the cause of
several other lumber yard fires which
have recently aggregated loss of nearly
$50 900. The instigation for this crime
was that the men tried to get work and
were refused. 1t was thought the An
archists had had a hand in the blazes,
but these arrests fix the blame Alright.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-11-23
Don't Like Fast rraina

CHICAGO, November 22.-Representa-
tives of all roads extending west from
Chicago and Sc. Louis to the Pacific
Coast, met this morning at the office of
Chairman Abbott, of the Western Pas
senger Association. The meeting was
called to discuss the action of the Bur-
lington road in declaring that it would
inaugurate fast train service from Chi
cago to the Missouri River and Denver
on December 4th. This contemplated
move did not meet with the approval
of some other lines, which would, in all
likelihood, have to follow suit, so the
meeting of managers was resolved
Chairman Abbott said that the morn
ing session partook of the nature of an
informal conference. The managers
broke up into knots of two and three
and discussed the situation. The meet
ing lasted from IL to l o'clock, when an
adjournment was had till late in the
afternoon. 1t may take several ses-
sions to arrive at definite conclusions.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-11-23
An Able Protection.

If there is a more able protector
against the incursions of:disease than
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, we have
yet to learn of it. Against the periodic
attacks of fever and ague it affords a
sure defense. it renews waning vitality,
and counteracts the infirmities of age !;
it prevents dyspepsia from becoming
chronic, and eventually annlhilates it..
1t rouses the liver and Kidneys when
dormant, and insures regular habit of
body. To the nervous it is of inestim-
able benefit, inparting steadiness and
vigor into enfeebled physique. The
term. delicate health" is usually
another name for debility. While the
Bitters is procnrable, the weak need
never despair Of physical reinforcement.
Persons whose aYocatio are sedentary
and Iaborions, or involve exposure to
unlsvorable climatic influences, will
also find the Bitters an able protector.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-11-23
Murdered His Stepson.

CHICAGO, November %. - August
Hatzka is locked up at West Chicago
Avenue Police Station for killing his
stepson, Max Gilman, II years old. The
latter came home last night after three
months absence, and hatzks whipped
him numerically with a strap which
had buckle on it. The boy was found
dead in his bed this morning with his
face and body covered with marks of
the strap.
1t appears that Hatzka continued to
apply the strap On the boy after tn !.
little fellows means had become almost
imperceptible. He desisted only when
nelgbors interfered and threatened to
summon the police. Hatzka Is 35 years
old. and employed in a furniture fac
tory. His wife, the boys mother, is
dead,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-11-23
The French Cri sis.

PARIS November pm. BrissOn had
a conference with President Grevy,
to-day, and told him that the crisis in
relation to the presidency appeared to
be without a remedy. The president
asked why. Brisson replied that it
would be painful to explain; the reason
was universally apparent. He
reminded Grevy that at an independent
meeting on Sunday, he had maintained
that nobody was entitled to demand
that the president resign. He was still
of the same opinion. The president
alone, added Brisson, was entitled to
raise the preston.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-11-23
MURDEROUS MOST
On Trial for Using Intiam-
matOry Language.
A FIEND IN HUMAN SHAPE
Whips His Stepson to Death-The
French Crisis-The Sanews OF
War-GeneraI News
/ FIEND IN HUMAN SHAPE
Most on Trial.

most on Ir1aI.
New YORK, November 22.-John Most,
the Anarchist, was placed on trial in
the Court of General Sessions, to-day,
on the charge of melting violence by an
infammatory speech week ago last
Saturday night. He had been admitted
to bail and entered the courtroom with
out an escort of policemen. Most kept
his hat On after entering, and one of
the court officers bruskly took it off his
head. Counsellors Howe and Hummell
were present to conduct his defense,
while Assistant District Attorney
Nicoll was on hand to represent the
prosecution. The work of getting a
jury progressed very slowly, as the
talesmen called expressed a decided
prejudice against Anarchists in general
and Most in particular. In the after
noon when recess was taken, only four
Jurors had been obtained.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-11-23
Railroad Collision.

MILWAUKEE, November 22.-The west
bound passenger train on the Lacrosse
division of the Milwaukee & st. Paul
road, which left here at 1.3O this d orn-
ing, crashed into the rear end of 3
freight train which was standing on Il
switch at Ixonia, at 1925. Nobody was
hurt, but the eugine and six freight
cars laden with wheat were badly
wrecked. The track was blockaded for
five hours. The air was so thick with
smoke that the engineer could not see
the freight train.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-11-23
Socialists Arraigned

LONDON, November 22-Burns, the
Socialist leader, and Graham, member
of Parliament, who were arrested on
Sunday, 18th inst, for participation in
the disturbances near Trafalgar Square,
were arraigned to-day. Several police
men testified that both prisoners VIC
lently attacked the police. The case
was then adjourned.
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